Cress Welsing: The Definition of Racism White Supremacy
Dr. Blynd: The Definition of Racism
Anon: What is Racism/White Supremacy?
Dr. Bobby Wright: The Psychopathic Racial Personality
The Cress Theory of Color-Confrontation and Racism (White Supremacy)
What is the First Step in Counter Racism?
Genocide: a system of white survival
'Racism is a behavioral system for survival'
Fear of annihilation drives white racism
Dr. Blynd: The Definition of Caucasian
Where are all the Black Jurors?
The War Against Black Males: Black on Black Violence Caused by White Supremacy/Racism
Brazen Police Officers and the Forfeiture of Freedom
White Domination, Black Criminality
Fear of a Colored Planet Fuels Racism: Global White Population Shrinking, Less than 10%
Race is Not Real but Racism is
Chomsky on "Reserving the Right to Bomb Niggers."
A Goal of the Media is to Make White Dominance and Control Over Everything Seem Natural
Spike Lee's Mike Tyson and Don King
Black Power in a White Supremacy System
The Image and the Christian Concept of God as a White Man
Why do White Americans need to criminalize significant segments of the African American population?
Who Told You that you were Black or Latino or Hispanic or Asian? White People Did
Malcolm X: "We Have a Common Enemy"
Tuesday, May 4, 2004 at 08:47PM * A senior officer with J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. acknowledged to aldermen yesterday that J.P. Morgan Jr.'s grandfather, Junius, had a business relationship in the 1800s that profited from the slave trade-- but said that should not preclude the financial giant from doing business withthe city in the 21st century. ...
Tuesday, May 4, 2004 at 03:49AM With an assist from her daughter ,the City Council's champion for slave reparations produced what she called irrefutable evidence to support her claim that J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. had past ties to slavery and ''lied'' about it on an affidavit. ''They said they had nothing to do with slavery. ... The affidavit says if you lie, then your [ city ] contract is null and void,'' said Ald. Dorothy Tillman (3rd). ...
Monday, May 3, 2004 at 06:00AM Supporting the national request for congressional hearings and a federal commission to study and consider reparations for African Americans, and educating Americans about the history of slavery and its current repercussions. ...
Wednesday, April 28, 2004 at 03:53AM This review, though important in its own right, is especially important for an institution like Brown that was founded in 1764, a period in our nation's history when nearly all commerce and wealth was in some manner entangled with the slave trade. ...
Monday, April 26, 2004 at 04:01AM Some companies seeking to do business with Wayne County would have to disclose their historic ties to slavery under a proposal that could come to a vote next week. The plan before the County Commission would apply to companies bidding on contracts of $20,000 or more. Wayne County has about 2 million residents and includes Detroit and its southern and western suburbs. ...
Thursday, April 22, 2004 at 04:06AM Rose Sanders Touré, a Harvard-educated civil rights lawyer who works in Selma, said Wednesday night that the University and the rest of the country should pay academic reparations for minority groups. While that may be a hard sell to some people at the University, student and faculty leaders pushing racial equality at the Capstone won major victories in the past week, with UA President Robert Witt announcing efforts to recognize the school's racial past and the Faculty Senate voting Tuesday to apologize for the actions of former slaveholders at the University. ...
Monday, April 19, 2004 at 05:32AM Since Brown University announced it was forming a committee to investigate the institution's ties to slavery, questions about the role and responsibility of academic institutions in slavery have forcefully reentered the public vocabulary. ...
Friday, April 16, 2004 at 04:29AM Reparations to the descendants of African slaves isn't just about money, one of the foremost authorities of the burgeoning movement told an audience at Tulane University's Law School on Thursday. Harvard Law School professor Charles Ogletree Jr. said he doesn't believe every African-American should receive a check for the pain and suffering of their ancestors. The money should be placed in a trust fund to assist the poorest of the poor, he said, adding that economics, education and health care should be top priorities. ...
Friday, April 16, 2004 at 04:25AM John Kerry yesterday told students at Howard University that he doesn't support financial reparations for blacks, saying it would only divide the nation and "not heal the wounds." "I personally do not believe that America is going to advance if we go backwards and look to reparations in the way that some people are defining them," ...
Friday, April 16, 2004 at 04:19AM Acknowledging its historical ties to slavery, the University of Alabama will erect a marker near the graves of two slaves on the campus at Tuscaloosa, and place others on buildings where slaves once worked and lived, officials said Thursday. ...
